Chilli & Lemon Olives

Chilli & Lemon Olives are table olives marinated with lemon and chilli, sold in a 300 g jar. Providore describes a balance of citrus and heat, with the lemon giving a bright edge and the chilli a mild kick. It suggests serving them as an appetiser, tossing them through a Mediterranean-style salad, or setting them out with cheese and charcuterie.

The jar sits in the olives collection on Providore's site, which carries the Mount of Olives name. That page says the olives are grown on a family grove in Margaret River, about 600 metres from Providore, with more than 1,000 trees including Pendolino, Frantoio, Leccino and West Australian Mission varieties. The product page does not say which variety goes into this jar, whether the olives are pitted, or what the marinade holds besides lemon and chilli, so check the label.

The collection also lists Garlic & Rosemary Olives and a Mediterranean Olive Mix, both in 300 g jars. From the same Providore range we also list the Injidup Blend roasted coffee beans and the Classic Drinking Chocolate.

Sold by Providore, a food store in the Margaret River region. Providore says its brands are produced from its Margaret River property, using ingredients grown on site or sourced locally.

Seeing it in person

Providore has a store on Tom Cullity Drive, Metricup (visit page, checked 13 October 2026). Its about page says Providore offers complimentary olive oil and product tastings. Hours are on the maker's site.

Delivery

Providore sends goods within Australia only, by Australia Post or a courier, and its FAQ gives 2 to 14 days depending on where you live (FAQ, checked 13 October 2026).

Questions

Where do the olives come from?
Providore's olives collection says they are grown on its family grove in Margaret River, about 600 metres from Providore. The product page does not name the olive variety.

Good to know

• Table olives marinated with lemon and chilli
• 300g jar
• Grown on Providore's family grove, according to its olives collection page
• Sold by Providore, Metricup, Western Australia

Facts checked by Shane Simmons from Providore's website on 13 October 2026. Sources: Providore product page, olives collection, about page, visit page and FAQ.